Structure
The Ghana army is divided into two brigade sized "commands":
- Northern Command (Kumasi)
- 3x light infantry battalions at Sunyani (3rd Infantry Battalion (3Bn)), Kumasi (4th Infantry Battalion (4Bn)), and Tamale (6th Infantry Battalion (6Bn))
- The Airborne Force (ABF) in Tamale (One company sized formation each in Upper West and Upper East regions respectively)
- 2nd Reconnaissance Armoured Squadron in Sunyani
- 2nd Signal Squadron in Kumasi
- 2nd Field Workshop in Kumasi
- 2n Field Ambulance in Kumasi
- 2nd Transport Company in Kumasi
- 2nd Field Operations Center in Kumasi
- Southern Command (Accra)
- 3x light infantry battalions at Tema (1st Infantry Battalion (1Bn)), Takoradi (2nd Infantry Battalion (2Bn)), and Accra (5th Infantry Battalion (5Bn)))
- 64th Infantry Regiment (Rapid Reaction Battalion) in Accra
- Reconnaissance Armoured Regiment in Accra
- 66th Artillery Regiment in Ho
- 48th Engineer Regiment in Teshie
- 1st Field Workshop in Accra
- 1 Motor Transport Battalion (1MT)
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